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PROGRAMME
A Usual Day’s Programme (Monday to Friday):
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9.00 – 11.00 |
Romanian language classes |
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11.00 – 11.30 |
Coffee break |
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11.30 – 13.00 |
Romanian language classes |
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13.00 – 16.00 |
Lunch break |
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16.00 – 18.30 |
Workshops or optional programmes |
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18.30 – |
Dinner, leisure time |
Thematic
Units for the Intensive Romanian Course
(Beginners)
The aim of the course offered to beginners is to familiarize them with
the essential linguistic elements which are necessary to immediate
communication. The suggested thematic units include: The Classroom,
The City, Food and Meals, Shopping, My Family, Health and Illness.
Starting from these units, the participants will come across various
problems related to the phonetics of Romanian (pronunciation and
spelling), to the essential vocabulary of each theme, to fundamental
morphological and syntactic issues, and to specific contexts of
communication.
Thematic
Units for the Intensive Romanian Course
(Intermediate)
The
thematic units suggested to intermediate learners are: Home, Family
and Friends, A Dinner Invitation, Shopping, Entertainment, Visiting
Friends, On a Trip, Romanian Personalities, What Do We Know about
Romania? Each conversational theme will include accompanying
exercises so that students can easily learn grammatical structures. The
suggested thematic units may be changed according to the students’
interests and knowledge of Romanian.
Thematic
Units for the Intensive Romanian Course
(Advanced)
The
intensive Romanian course for advanced learners of Romanian focuses on
conversation and aims to familiarize students with some basic aspects of
Romanian life and to accustom them with different functional variants of
the Romanian language. Considering this as the starting point, students
are proposed thematic units such as: Everyday Life, Family Life, Jobs
and Professions, Entertainment, Weather and Times, Romanian
personalities, Holidays and Traditions, Social Issues. Other themes
may be approached according to the learners’ interests and their
knowledge of Romanian.
Workshops or Optional Programmes
Optional workshops (Romanian Civilisation Issues, Conversation and
Vocabulary Workshop, Workshop of Initiation into Romanian Literature,
Translation Workshop) will be made up and will be held simultaneously,
depending on the learners’ options. We must mention that, for a workshop
to be made up, a minimum of four students is required. The thematic
units will be moderated by teachers from the University of the West in
Timisoara, or by other cultural figures of the city.
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